Oneonta High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Oneonta, AL)

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CELEBRATING THEIR 20-YEAR reunion are Jerry Price. Glenn Whited, Jo Ann Shea. Judy Hudson, and Mary Wallace. @M MY Puddles here, mud there, and water everywhere. The morning forecast on Homecoming day had been an omen to the messiness of the afternoon ' s events. The week of Homecoming was blessed with beautiful fall weather, but the big day was anything but pleasant. With the decision made to go ahead with the parade, floats and cars started lining up about the time the rain began to fall. That meant colored flowers bleeding all over cars and people and much trash strown throughout the streets. Even though the parade was held, the Homecoming game was post- poned until the following night. The dance sponsored by the SGA was held Friday night, but It met with technical difficulties. Therefore, it was also held Saturday night after the game with much more success. THE JUNIOR CLASS usually makes more noise than any other at pep rallies Rightfully so if all of them get into it like Renee Butler and Rodney Ratchford 4 SCOTT JONES, Jeff Jones, and David Shumate navigate the senior float down the street — turned waterway. STILL SMILING THROUGH the rain, majorette Tammy Owens proves that true Redskin spirit cannot be dampened. Homecoming 15

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